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Compugen Announces Discovery Of Blood Based Biomarker For Diagnosis Of Lung Cancer

15.05.2008 07:53    cancercompass.com
Compugen Ltd. announced the discovery and experimental verification of CGEN-438, a potential blood based biomarker for lung cancer. CGEN-438 is novel splice variant peptide of delta-like protein 3 precursor (DLL3). Importantly, the Compugen discovered biomarker is a peptide that is

Arsenic Used To Fight Warrior Cancer Cells

15.05.2008 07:53    cancercompass.com
BOSTON -- Medical researchers in Boston say arsenic can be used in conjunction with chemotherapy to treat chronic myeloid leukemia. The research team led by Dr. Pier Paolo Pandolfi , a Harvard Medical School professor and head of the Cancer

Oncolin Therapeutics Announces Its New 'Super Cell Blocker', ONC-127, Has Shown Effectiveness In Treating Cancer

15.05.2008 07:53    cancercompass.com
HOUSTON -- Oncolin Therapeutics, Inc., announces that its new Super Cell Blocker, ONC-127, has been effective in treating animals that have been implanted with human tumors in their brains. This technology has extended the life of animals in a preclinical

FDA Approves HIFU Clinical Trial For Recurrent Prostate Cancer

15.05.2008 07:53    cancercompass.com
DELAND, Fla., -- USHIFU, LLC, the clinical trial management provider for Focus Surgery, Inc. (Indianapolis, IN), is pleased to announce conditional written approval pending minor changes to the protocol from the FDA to begin a pivotal trial for the treatment

When To Wait And When To Treat? New Program Will Search For Biomarkers In Men With Prostate Cancer To Help Find An Answer

15.05.2008 07:53    cancercompass.com
Researchers at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center have a lead role in a new public/private partnership to create the first systematic surveillance program of men with prostate cancer to look for biological clues to help determine when to wait and

Studies From Mayo Clinic In The Area Of Cervical Cancer Screening Risk Factors Published

15.05.2008 07:53    cancercompass.com
Data detailed in 'Higher incidence of abnormal Pap smears in women with inflammatory bowel disease' have been presented. "Immunosuppression results in a higher incidence of cervical dysplasia compared with healthy controls. We examined the relationship between immunomodulator use and the

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